On the recordJuly 28, 2015
Instead of focusing on saving species, it has become a political tool for radical special interest groups.
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congress.govInstead of focusing on saving species, it has become a political tool for radical special interest groups.
Bishop argues the Endangered Species Act is misused by special interest groups.
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